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The Citizen your username your email Password recovery Three advance to international competition —  Science students are not letting the pandemic and virtual presentations derail them from demonstrating their knowledge and love of the subject. All 44 students (31 high school and 13 middle school) and 35 projects that advanced to the Griffin RESA Regional Science and Engineering Fair earned placements with 24 students earning first place honors. High school (senior division) and middle sc...

Last year, The Lemelson Foundation gave $100 awards to outstanding young inventors in Society Affiliate Fairs with middle school participants around the country. This is the second year of a three-year grant where young innovators will be recognized. The prize was especially created to reward young inventors whose projects exemplify the ideals of inventive thinking by identifying […]

High School Science Fair IMPORTANT NOTICE! The 2020 Western Massachusetts Science and Engineering Fair will take place at Smith College in Northampton MA. For future information please contact the new Science Fair Director, Deborah Day at dday@smith.edu.   We are letting YOU create the look of the 2019 fair! Interested students can create a cover for the event program and submit it here!  Important 2019 Dates December 2, 20...

STEM in the News - Berkshire County Berkshire Eagle reports on Middle School Fairs in Berkshire County  Berkshire STEM Pipeline and its partners participated in the first annual MA STEM Week during the third week of October, 2018. See coverage here, here, and here Northeast Public Radio covers BCC STEM Program open houses for STEM Week including MassTeach, a joint STEM Educator initiative with Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. Berkshire Eagle reports on...

Welcoming Egypt’s Change Agents: First Cohort of USAID Scholars February 2, 2021 Reem Abouemera "AUC will offer me more than the academic experience. I need a liberal arts university that will help me gain enough knowledge and skills to make my goals come to life, and AUC is just the right place for that,” said Kyrollos Zakaria from Gharbia governorate who joined the University this semester as part of the first cohort of USAID Scholars.  Last year, the U.S. Ag...

Photo by Phoebe Parker/Courtesy of Amara Ifeji A 19-year-old youth advocate from Bangor has been named a National Geographic Young Explorer, an honor bestowed on 24 young environmentalists for their work on conservation, food insecurity, pollution and water access around the globe. Soon, Amara Ifeji will meet virtually with honorees from New Zealand, Indonesia, Ireland, Nigeria and 11 other countries – all between 17 and 25 – who have already distinguished themselves with world-shaping cont...

Maine student wins international environmental award from National Geographic Amara Ifeji, 19, of Bangor was named one of 24 Young Explorers last week for her environmental work with Maine youths. Photo by Phoebe Parker/Courtesy of Amara Ifeji A 19-year-old youth advocate from Bangor has been named a National Geographic Young Explorer, an honor bestowed on 24 young environmentalists for their work on conservation, food insecurity, pollution and water access around the globe. Soon, Amara Ifeji ...

CoorsTek Continues Partnership with the University of Colorados 2021 Denver Metro Regional Science and Engineering Fair News provided by Share this article Share this article GOLDEN, Colo., Feb. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- CoorsTek is pleased to announce that the company will again be the title sponsor for the Denver Metro Regional Science and Engineering Fair, hosted by the University of Colorado.  Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the 2021 Fair will be held as a virtual event the week of February 15...

A documentary proves why the geeks will inherit the Earth, while one of the '90s most anarchic sitcoms finally finds a streaming home.

NICEVILLE — This past summer, Mori and Michael McCain found themselves in what most would not refer to as a typical father-daughter conversation. Mori, a 10th-grader at Rocky Bayou Christian School, and her dad/“roadie” were chatting about the Neuro Electro Therapy (NET) 901 device, which uses transcranial stimulation to eliminate addiction withdrawal symptoms and cravings. Michael heard about the device on “The Eric Metaxas Radio Show,” when Metaxas interviewed Norman Stone, the pro...